Astra Fintech has unveiled a $100 million initiative aimed at fueling Solana’s expansion across Asia, marking one of the region’s largest ecosystem-focused investments in recent months.
Following an extended period of development and testing, the Avalanche Foundation has introduced a new payment solution in partnership with Rain—a crypto card provider integrated with Visa.
In a rare moment of consensus between two of crypto’s most prominent figures, Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson has publicly backed Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin’s latest technical proposal—a potential overhaul of Ethereum’s execution layer.
Circle, the company behind the $60 billion USDC stablecoin, is preparing to launch its next major product—a global payments and cross-border remittance network—in a strategic push to cement its role in the digital finance ecosystem.
BRICS is moving steadily toward reshaping the global financial landscape by developing an independent payment system that bypasses the U.S. dollar entirely.
A major shift is underway in Project Nexus—the international effort to create a unified real-time payments infrastructure.
Belarus is preparing to take a major step toward modernizing its monetary system by introducing a digital version of its national currency within the next two years.
A major shift is underway in Kyrgyzstan’s financial system, as the country lays the groundwork for testing a government-issued digital currency.
JPMorgan is taking another step into the future of finance by introducing blockchain-based accounts denominated in British Pounds, giving global businesses a faster, more flexible way to move money at any hour of the day—even on weekends.
A new pilot platform by Standard Chartered, OKX, and Franklin Templeton aims to bring institutional-level collateral trading to the crypto space by enabling off-exchange transactions using digital assets and tokenized money market funds.
Ripple's Monica Long has a message for the financial world: adapt to the new era of tokenized assets or risk being swept aside.
Shares of Zip (ZIP.AX), Australia's prominent "buy-now, pay-later" firm, saw a significant boost, climbing over 20% on Tuesday after the company revealed a $30.1 million share buyback program.



